Bahasa Melayu
resap
English
to seep, to absorb, to permeate
Used when a liquid, smell, or feeling goes into something and spreads through it.
ريسڤ
Examples
Contoh ayat
Air meresap ke dalam kain dengan cepat.
The water seeped into the cloth quickly.
Harum bunga itu meresap ke seluruh bilik.
The fragrance of the flowers permeated the whole room.
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What does “resap” mean in Malay?
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to seep; to absorb; to permeate
It is used for something passing slowly into or through another thing.
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